We stay and Celebrated our Valentines there at the Le Bora Bora by Pearl Resort. Thank you for most wonderful experience and we love everything regarding this Resort. I love theirs Coral Garden and their Lotus Garden. A Special thanks to Andrea Isnard for the first tour to our bungalow. She is very detail abd helpful and extremely nice. I love her happy go free energy....again thank you for the most wonderful experience.
Too many wonderful things to say. The resort was beautiful, the staff polite and attentive, and the lagoon was fabulous! Plenty of activities both at the resort and on the main island, which was a very short boat ride, provided by the resort, away.
We had a wonderful time Staff very friendly and accommodating I had forgotten my medicines in our Tahiti hotel and the staff at LeBora Bora went out of their way to deliver it in a timely fashion Beautiful overwater bungalow with a much better orientation and lagoon access with calmer waters than other hotels on the other side of the island
We transferred from Hotel Maitai to here and the pickup from the main island was arranged by our hotel. We arrived around noon and did have to wait a couple hours for our room to be ready, but we enjoyed lunch at the bar and a quick dip on the beach. Our overwater bungalow was indescribable. Clean and well-kept, amazing views of the lagoon and green mountains, clear water so easy to swim in, and the surrounding coral gardens are amazing. Staff everywhere is friendly and easy to talk to. We booked most of our activities including dinner reservations through the concierge. We loved our stay and are so sad to leave.
Stayed here for our honeymoon in one of the overwater bungalows facing the mountain. The view was incredible. It was such an amazing experience. We loved the breakfast buffet that is served each morning. The staff is so friendly. The island the resort is on is beautiful. We got a couples massage at the spa and the massage was amazing but the spa itself was so breathtaking! We are sad to leave, definitely recommend staying at Le Bora Bora!
The overwater bungalow we stayed in was the best. The room was perfect and the instant access to the clear waters with those exotic fish around you is simply mesmerizing. All the staff were very friendly and accommodating and housekeeping is impeccable. We spent 5 days in the hotel and had the best 5 days of our lives!
Just came back from a weeklong trip here and it was amazing! Some background…we stayed 5 nights in a lagoon overwater bungalow (apparently these are the ones further out on the water, more to come on that). We were in room 324. You can see plenty of reviews that tell you how beautiful this place is and how nice the staff are, all true! So I’ll try and focus on some details that stood out/tips. 1) our room was 4th from the end of the dock. Being slow/medium pace walkers, it was about a 10 min walk to the main resort area (reception, concierge, restaurants, pool, beach are all in the same area). 2) another room tip, the water was too deep for me to stand in at our room (I’m about 5’5”, husband could tiptoe being 6’). A few rooms down looked like they were standing up fine. 3) Still water at the restaurant is not free. We were on a meal plan package and had to pay for the bottled water each time. You can easily avoid this by bringing the bottle they provide you to the restaurant. Brings me to my next point… 4) they do give you a nice gift of a canvas handle bag, reusable water bottles, and luggage tags. All very cute. There are tons of stations with ice and water machines to fill up your bottles. I do wish the bottles had a wider mouth because it was hard to direct the ice into it (I had to dispense them into my hand and drop them in one at a time) 5) if you’re a picky eater like myself, you will still be able to find something. If you’re eating on site, I recommend the Miki Miki (more casual options) more for dinners than the Otemanu (more seafood options). Some “regular” American dishes we found at each meal included eggs, omelets, bacon, hash browns, fruits, toast, bbq chicken, steak, potatoes, fries, chicken sandwich, cesar salad, pizza, etc.). There are plenty of more adventurous options for the refined palate, just want to comfort any picky eaters like me out there 6) sunblock!!!!!! This should go without saying, but there was a day that I thought we put plenty on, only to find ourselves sunburnt. It really can put a damper on things. We went through 2 spray cans in our 6 days. If you’re using the spray kind, spray it on and then rub it in everywhere. Reapply often! And I noticed on our way out that they have sunblock in a pump bottle at the beach rental hut. 7) some clarification about day rooms vs shower/transit room. You can request either of these at the front desk on your arrival/departure days. The day room (if available) comes with a fee, has A/C, a small couch/daybed, a toilet, sink area with toiletries and fresh towels, and a shower. The shower/transit room is free and you can use it for 30 mins or so to freshen up/change. It’s NOT air conditioned, just a shower, toilet, sink, fresh towels/toiletries, and no place to sit. Both are perfect for their intended use. 8) snorkel gear, regular stand up paddle boards, single and double kayaks, all free to use. The electric paddle boards can be rented for a fee 9) all dinners must be reserved. It can be busy especially on buffet/show nights (Polynesian show, fire dancers) so make sure to pick a time you like to eat. Recommend going into the concierge office on your arrival day to book those and any other activities. You can even email in advance if you prefer that, and save time during your trip. They’ll tell you when to be at the boat dock and provide you with a voucher 10) if you can, just go! It’s such a beautiful place and I hope we can come visit again one day. …
Fantastic stay. A few highlights of our 7 days in property: 1. Staff were exceptionally friendly and nice - just a few days in, several staff members remembered us by name or room number, which made us feel at home. 2. I really liked at how the property was nicely designed that everything was easily walkable - even with our room being at the near end of the overwater room grouping, it only took a few minutes to walk to the center of property. 3. It being a Relais & Chateaux resort, the food was very good, and liked the options, from fine dining to a la carte to buffet/fire dancer events to even sushi in the lounge. 4. Going to Bora Bora and the restaurants there was super easy and efficient, especially since many of them are on the west side of the main island. 5. The small gifts they give you upon arrival - the tote bag to bring to the beach, the reusable water bottles that are yours to keep, luggage tags, a bottle of actual Champagne to celebrate our anniversary - they nailed arrival after a long travel day. Could go on and on - loved our stay and maururru to the entire Le Bora Bora team.…
It was a little unfair coming here after Le Tahaa, because Bora Bora is more commercial, so this facility is bigger and the huts are considerably more abundant and closer together, but this is a very lovely place with some great things going on. Amazing breakfast; good quality watersports items like boards and kayaks; lovely set of restaurants and bars. We are not fine dining people so we can't comment on the higher-end food, but coming from the New York area and not being huge eaters, we didn't get as much sticker shock as we were expecting! The daily snacks in the room were nice and staff in the resort are efficient and as nice as can be. Since we were coming from the smaller islands, the sticker shock WAS there on the excursion prices but if this is your only destination, definitely make sure you're getting out to do the sharks/rays and make plans to rent a boat at La Plage on Bora Bora for the day. One more note: the view of the island from this resort is INCREDIBLE and the boat ride from the airport is fun!…
My wife and I traveled to Tahiti for our honeymoon, half in Moorea and half in Bora Bora. The Pearl was the ultimate destination. The service was phenomenal, including the check-in experience, concierge, restaurants, etc. The resort had a nice variety of food options, though one restaurant was closed for renovation during our stay, and the food was tasty and quality. The amenities and facilities really stole the show, though. The rooms were pristine and very well-maintained. The overwater bungalows were everything you could dream them to be and were the highlight of our entire trip. Incredible views, beautiful wildlife, etc, etc, etc. We split our time mostly between our deck and the pool, but the bungalow really provided the entire package of privacy, exclusivity, luxury, and relaxation. Five stars, can't wait to come back. If you're staying at two resorts during your Tahiti trip, do the overwater bungalow last. A room on land, while still gorgeous, pales in comparison to the overwater experience.…
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